Substance Use Disorder Services offered at Asian Counseling and Referral Service
Substance Use Disorder Services for Adults: State-certified Substance Use Disorder Treatment program helps individuals who struggle with substance use disorder or co-occurring disorder abstain from drug and alcohol use, improve their physical and mental health and improve their quality of life. Offers both outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment at the ACRS main site. Includes: -SUD assessment for inpatient referral - Counseling - Support groups - Case management services - Substance Use Disorder Services for Youth: Provides mental health and substance use disorder services, - Individual Counseling - Family Counseling - Group counseling - Case management services - GAIN assessment Services are provided throughout King County, usually at home, school, or other community settings. Case managers also function as an educational and supportive link to broader mainstream services and the Asian Pacific American families they serve.
Physical Address
3639 Martin Luther King Junior Way South, Seattle, WA 98144
Hours
M-F, 8am-6pm. Service hours vary by program.
Voice
Application process
Call for intake assessment.
Fee
Accepts: - WA Apple Health (Medicaid) - Flat rate for Assessments, but can be written off if client doesn't have capacity to pay (aka. homeless, recently released from jail, etc).
Eligibility
No restrictions. Youth program serves ages 13-21.
Languages
Russian
Hmong
Tigrigna
Czech
Spanish
German
Karenni
Mien
Polish
Taiwanese
Tongan
Khmer
Shanghainese
Teochew
Bicol
Bhutanese
Cebuano
Cantonese
Khmu
Malay
Toishanese
Burmese
Mon
Cham
Hindi
Nepali
Samoan
French
Agency info
Asian Counseling and Referral Service
Offers individual and family mental health treatment including outpatient counseling, intensive day treatment, co-occurring disorders treatment and a program for people with a gambling problem. Offers substance use disorder treatment and a batterer's program. Also provides programs for youth, including substance use disorder treatment, mental health counseling and a violence prevention program. Offers case management services to enable elderly and disabled adults to live as independently as possible in their homes. Operates a food pantry, a meal program, employment services, ESL classes, citizenship classes and a legal clinic. Assists clients in applying for naturalization as well as food benefits. Some programs focus on serving Asians and Pacific Islanders.